THE 30-SECOND LONG TERM CARE QUIZ

THE 30-SECOND LONG TERM CARE QUIZ

How much do you really know about long term care costs?

True or false:

1. About 40% of today’s 65-year-olds will need long term care at some point in the future.

2. On average, a one-year stay in a nursing home costs about $30,000.

3. Nursing home expenses for Alzheimer's patients are covered by Medicare.

What do you think? Are these facts? Or outdated myths?

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• Choice of 5, 7 or 10 year surrender
• An A LA Carte Solution for a custom annuity!
• This annuity was created with the flexibility to meet the need of your clients
• Optional riders: (see rate sheet for rider cost)
• RMD
• Preferred 10.00% withdrawal
• Terminal Illness/Nursing Home Care
• 72 9(t) free withdrawal
• Death benefit Feature
• Accumulated interest withdrawal

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 If you don't ask, the answer is always no! So, go ahead - just ask!